noun
Street Slang
Knot
/nɒt/ · noun · slang
A thick roll of cash folded and tied off — a fat wad of bills.
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Definitions
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A rolled-up wad of cash, often a large amount carried in your pocket.
“He pulled out a knot and peeled off a few bills.”
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A general reference to a stash of money.
“She's got a knot saved up for the move.”
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Used to flex about carrying serious cash.
“Walking around with a knot like it's nothing.”
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Knot In A Sentence
That knot in his pocket was thicker than a sandwich.
Saved up a nice knot before the trip.
He flashed the knot and the whole room looked.
Origin & Usage
AAVE slang from the image of cash rolled and folded into a tight knot or 'bankroll.' Long-used in hip-hop to describe carrying a fat wad of bills.
People Also Ask
What does 'knot' mean in money slang?
It means a rolled-up wad of cash, usually a large amount folded together in your pocket.
Is a knot the same as a bankroll?
Pretty much — both describe a roll of cash you carry, though 'knot' emphasizes how it's folded and tied off.
How much is a knot?
There's no fixed amount, but it implies a thick, impressive roll of bills rather than pocket change.
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